*example

Summary

*example displays a Practical Knowledge example for one directive. *examples is an equivalent alias for readable plural wording.

Basic usage

<serc-rod>
  <pre *example="'print'"></pre>
</serc-rod>

The expression resolves to one directive name. An array displays examples for each named directive independently:

<serc-rod>
  <pre *examples="['if', 'print']"></pre>
</serc-rod>

This requests the if examples and the print examples as separate entries; it does not request a combined example.

Output

• On <pre>, the example code is written to textContent.
• On other elements, the example is sent to the browser console.
• The output follows the same console-versus-<pre> convention as *log.

Source and compiled code

*example and *examples are source-side documentation helpers. They load Practical Knowledge data only in the interpreter/runtime documentation page. The Sercrod compiler removes the directives and does not embed the knowledge-base data or helper implementation in compiled JavaScript.

The generated examples are separate from adapter and compiler source. They describe practical usage; they do not grant runtime access to an adapter implementation.